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objurgation

nounCommon GRE wordMore O words

a harsh rebuke or severe scolding

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Objurgation in a sentence

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The headmaster's objurgation echoed through the hall as the boys stood frozen.

Antonyms
praisecommendation

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The committee's report was praised for its candor, yet its central recommendation was so blank that administrators could cite it to justify nearly any policy they had already resolved to pursue.

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Objurgation (noun) means a harsh rebuke or severe scolding
Here is objurgation used in an example sentence: "The headmaster's objurgation echoed through the hall as the boys stood frozen."
Common synonyms for objurgation include rebuke, reproach, censure.
Antonyms of objurgation include praise, commendation.
Objurgation is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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